Analysis
The e-crime epidemic
Posted on 8 Feb 2008 at 14:26
Finally, as the original Lords report suggested, it could become an obligation on banks and all businesses to report security breaches rather than brush them under the boardroom carpet. As with all crime, if we don't know the extent of the problem, we can do nothing to fix it.
Author: Stewart Mitchell
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